Sharp Aquos LC52SE94U 52-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV
- Full HD 1080p (1920 x 1080) Resolution
- Built-in ATSC/QAM/NTSC Tuners
- Next Generation 10-Bit ASV LCD Panel
- AQUOS Link Function
- Dimensions 21.3 H x 48.9 W x 3.5 D (without stand) 33.4 H x 48.9 W x 13.5 D (with stand)
The SE94U Series utilizes the next generation of Sharp`s proprietary Advanced Super View/Black TFT Panel providing 27,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio and 4ms response time. In addition, the SE94U models include a groundbreaking AQUOS Net Feature for custom Web content through an Ethernet jack, as well as 120Hz frame rate conversion for the ultimate in fast-motion image processing. All models are HDTVs with built-in ATSC / QAM / NTSC tuners and include 3 HDMI(TM) inputs, compatible with “deep color 1080p signals, and 2 HD 1080p component video inputs as well as RS-232C for control. The SE94U Series features a unique leather-based cabinet, with detachable, recessed bottom-mounted speakers and the included table stand easily removes for wall mounting applications.
List Price: $ 3,999.99
Price: $ 2,999.99
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2 comments
J. Lucas
August 9, 2012
Thrilled with the TV,
I found the buying experience through Amazon’s authorized retailer to be great. I was a bit nervous about spending such a large amount of money with a retailer I knew nothing about but the transaction was perfect. As for the TV. I don’t know much about the tech side but the picture quality is outstanding. I did start out with the analog cable but upgraded to digital 1080p and found the money is well worth it. The TV needs to be fed the high quality signal to perform at its best.
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|J. Suppe
August 9, 2012
Great picture, a few features missing,
From a geek perspective:
This TV gives a great picture. It has so far been great for me and outperforms my roommates 1yr old Bravia XBR in a few areas. I was holding off for many months from buying and finally these were reduced to a reasonable price-size ratio. I couldn’t give 5 stars because there are several cons- none of which are deal breakers but they broke my heart to be missing or incomplete. Overall, great set and I highly recommend over anything else on the market for quality and looks, although as far as usability features go they could be refined a bit more.
As noted in there are some cons which I will reiterate here as well:
Pro:
– Great contrast ratio.
– Size of the bordering on the set are small.
– No LED lit logo (sony’s do that).
– Plenty of inputs.
– Great motion response: games look great. Great response in general actually: over a 25′ VGA cable it looks great as a computer monitor.
– Audio input for couple with VGA input.
– RS232 port and decent specifications in the documentation to control the set.
– Detachable speakers
Cons:
– No Picture in Picture: with so much screen, only one input at a time?
– No labeling of inputs: If your input is not digital it won’t know what it is.
– PC inputs are limited in resolution: Even though it is not practical to scale up to 1080p for VGA and be visible, it would be nice- especially since the set is tauted as being ‘Full 1080’. Although it does function and look nice at lower resolutions, not all of them are supported.
– No DVI.
– Speakers are not as great as they could be, although this set begs for wall mount and speaker removal (they are removable).
– One feature of this thing is the ‘Net’ which is a really dumb downed slow web utility to view ‘widgets’ like current weather, stock prices, etc. Usability of this feature is not so great and it is too slow to be purposeful. Would be great if it were always on and customizable (email notifications would be great).
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